#Download old versions of fastscripts utorrent
#Download old versions of fastscripts series

So what I want to do in ruby is change the contents of a variable local to the calling context. If an error is found during that method call, e will point to an NSError object after it returns. We’re not passing the contents at e, but a reference to e.

#Download old versions of fastscripts utorrent

Any version of uTorrent distributed on Uptodown is completely virus-free and free to download at no cost. Download rollbacks of uTorrent for Windows. I guess it helps if I make clear what’s happening in Objective C: NSURL *u = … It includes all the file versions available to download off Uptodown for that app. I was wondering if we could do this in ruby. Old_track_names = tracks.map Īwesome fun, isn’t it? But this is not why I started typing.

Just use edit -w for them.Īnd here it is, in all its glory: itunes = Appscript::app('iTunes') I know BBEdit and TextWrangler offer compatible tools. If you’d prefer to use another editor, change the mate -w part to use the command line tool of your editor.

When you’re done, save and close, and the track metadata will be updated in iTunes for the names that changed. You can edit them to your heart’s desire. When triggered, it’ll open a document in TextMate with the name of each track on a new line. This one lets you edit the names of the selected tracks in TextMate.

#Download old versions of fastscripts series

This is the fourth in a series of posts about the scripts I use with FastScripts, and it’s yet another iTunes script. Script: iTunes/Edit Track Names in TextMate This post of part of series about the scripts I use with FastScripts. Get the standalone script file, or git pull if you’re keeping a git clone of the scripts. Because you want it to be available to all applications, you put it right in ~/Library/Scripts, not in a subfolder. Installation is a bit different for this one. I try to download one of the older versions of RSLogix 5000 or Studio 5000 software, but the only version available is the latest one. Did you mean: Published Date Published Date. This script opens the scripting dictionary for the frontmost application in AppleScript Editor. Studio 5000 Software: Download Older Versions of Software. Note that in earlier versions of the AppleScript Editor and as stated in some of the.

System('open', '-a', 'AppleScript Editor', frontmost_application_path) URL Downloader This utility lets you download URLs directly to your. Is_frontmost_condition = (true)įrontmost_application = processes.firstįrontmost_application_path = frontmost_application.application_file.get(:result_type => :file_ref).path Peek: processes = Appscript::app('System Events').processes

Script: Open Application’s Scripting Dictionary.

It comes in handy if you’re writing scripts of your own, be them traditional AppleScripts or Ruby scripts with rb-appscript. Today’s script is a bit of a meta-script. Script: Open Application’s Scripting Dictionary